Hailuo, MiniMax’s video model, understands camera movements written as bracketed commands — for example [Push in], [Pan right] or [Tracking shot] — alongside a natural description of the scene.
The generator maps your camera choice to the matching command and writes the rest of the shot as clear sentences, with exclusions phrased positively.
A single bracketed movement per clip is easier for the model to follow than several combined.
Say what the subject does from start to finish; the camera command handles how we see it.
If you type your own camera move, it’s written as a sentence instead of a bracket command.
Standard moves such as static, push in, pull out, pan, tracking and shake are mapped to Hailuo’s bracket syntax automatically.
No, so the generator rephrases exclusions as positive statements.